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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
6
The Hillside Times published weekly in Hillside New Jersey lists subscription rates 3.50 per year 8 cents per issue and offers to publish reader communications with name and address required for all submissions and false anonymity not allowed.
A Wall Street Journal roundup traces global price declines in wool rubber copper and cotton, with deflation seen as a growing danger. Britain France Belgium Canada Denmark and the United States show weakened prices or sluggish demand while taxes curb purchasing power and wartime effects ripple through markets.
The Times Past notes include Stanley H Weston denying a moratorium hearing by the Unemployed Council of Hillside and a raid at 270 Hollywood avenue where two fifty gallon stills were seized by Police Chief Norman L Sanford and Fire Chief Albert Chamberlain. Hillside High School marks a year of activity by the Students General Association. Walter M Ceglowski is reelected chairman of the Hillside Democratic county committee. 15 years ago residents expected a 50 percent cut in the township tax portion as Henry Kreh Jr spoke to the Rotary. Police Recorder Emil A Herrigel announced a Republican Township Committee nomination bid. The Board of Health planned further examination of a proposed domestic servant physicals ordinance and plans for a planning or industrial board moved forward.
The report highlights Strategic Air Command personnel from Offutt Air Force Base aiding flood defense along the Missouri River including sandbagging and levee work by A/1C Drucker from Hillside New Jersey. It also mentions Cpl Donald R. Shanks at Fort Huachuca track efforts and Olympic trials plans along with Pvt Allan Gilson of Hillside and his Army career.
Growers are advised to let leaves brown before removal to feed bulbs. For tulips narcissus and other bulbs, keep leaves on until yellow and wilted, then dig or store bulbs. Dividing narcissus should wait until leaves turn yellow, then replant or store for autumn. A municipal parking lot is planned in Maple avenue district. residents may join the association for details with Finkel.
A. Howard Finkel announces a Fifth District Civic Association to improve traffic, install signs, and boost district and township betterment. The group, non political, will seek active involvement in selecting capable candidates and push for equalization of township assessments.
Saybrook and George Washington schools host National Family Week activities. Harden-Look er Post 50 American Legion officers nominated. Junior Woman's Club and Hadassah plan banquets and installations. Hillside events include a high school prom and a card party. May 22 to June 5 feature anti rabies clinics, trustee meetings, and charity dances.
Tulips are past their best in this issue. Bulbs continue vital growth after blooming as food manufactured in leaves for storage in old bulbs and new bulbs. The article by Union County Agricultural Agent Eric H. Peterson Jr discusses how plants store energy for next year's bloom.
Gera d Goldblatt of Hillside New Jersey is assigned as jeep driver and radio operator to Battery B 196th Field Artillery Battalion now with the X Corps on the Korean front. Before joining the Army in 1951 he studied at Parsons School of Design in New York City.
Fidelity Union Trust Company Employees' Choral Group performs at East Orange High School tonight. Founded in 1949 the ensemble includes 41 women and 31 men under conductor Frank Scherer with Lillian Clark as accompanist. The program features 13 selections with soloists Samuel Foster Thad deus Cohick Join Woodfield Barbara Huntington, Judith Daggett Roo ert Fricke in pantomime and guest baritone Andrew Gainey with Elsie Hand Klinger accompanying.
Alumni of the Pingry School toured the new North avenue building near Irvington avenue 45 as part of a reunion celebration on Saturday. Township Engineer Henry Kreh Jr. guided the group as president of the board of trustees and building committee. Attendees included Robert B. Gibby and Otho L Vars.
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